Re: LACP Over Wireless Bridge
On 2010-10-06, Martin Pelik??n martin.peli...@gmail.com wrote: 2010/10/6, Fabio Almeida mente...@gmail.com: Is there a chance this messy setup can work? Has anyone configured some setup like that in Bridge mode (not ECMP)? I don't have access to any of the UBNT's we use right now, but any mode except WDS seems not to be fully L2 transparent, standard 802.11 bridges *cannot* be L2 transparent, there isn't space for enough MAC addresses without WDS.
Re: LACP Over Wireless Bridge
On 2010-10-06, Fabio Almeida mente...@gmail.com wrote: There's two WiMax Links to the same location, the idea is to use it for failover. In a lab setup, OpenBSD Bridge directed connected on 3Com switch, everything works, no problem. My doubt is related with the LACP packets crossing the wireless links. LACP is a link aggregation control protocol, it is *not* a keepalive / link failure detection protocol. If you can move to L3 (routing rather than bridging) then ospf is one way you could achieve something like what you want using OpenBSD (failover + use bandwidth of both links when available via ECMP). But you'll need either an L3-capable switch with OSPF support, or a second box.
Re: LACP Over Wireless Bridge
2010/10/6, Fabio Almeida mente...@gmail.com: Is there a chance this messy setup can work? Has anyone configured some setup like that in Bridge mode (not ECMP)? I don't have access to any of the UBNT's we use right now, but any mode except WDS seems not to be fully L2 transparent, hence it might be incompatible with trunks and IPv6 doesn't work either. However, WDS mode works just fine (tested on hundreds of devices, on network with ca. 1300 users). Might help (doesn't do the stupid ARP proxying crap). -- Martin Pelikan
